HURLEY HELD UP
I AEROPLANE STILL UNDER ARREST United Service. (Received 17th November, 2 p.m.) BUNDABERG, This Day. Captain Hurley is still awaiting a permit for the release of his aeroplane from arrest and to allow of his departure. Local officials are fearful that the high authority will not act without orders from Teheran. The ridiculous position is causing an exasperating delay. Since the expiration of the eapitula- , tion treaty, British prestige is diminishing, and all- British residents are now subject to Persian law. A state of false security exists.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 112, 17 November 1928, Page 10
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